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How a Medical Collection Agency works?

Nexa Collect

These debts can be unpaid hospital bills, doctor’s office fees, or any other expenses related to healthcare that a patient has not paid. This could include accepting a lesser amount than what is owed or setting up a payment plan that the debtor can afford.

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Public Safety Comes First – Duties And Obligations Of Ombudsmen In Healthcare Bankruptcies

BN Lawyers

Healthcare bankruptcies present unique challenges in addition to financial restructuring. An immediate concern that must be addressed in these cases is the ability of the debtor to provide, and continue to provide, adequate services to existing and future patients. When Is The Ombudsman Issue Addressed? Bankruptcy Code §333(a)(1).

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How To Remove Healthcare Revenue Recovery Group (HRRG) From Your Credit Report

Better Credit Blog

If you’re being contacted by Healthcare Revenue Recovery Group and aren’t sure how to proceed, take a deep breath and relax. What Is Healthcare Revenue Recovery Group? Yes, Healthcare Revenue Recovery Group, LLC, is a certified debt collection agency that was founded in 1996. Dealing with Healthcare Revenue Recovery Group.

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Government is Making Debt Recovery a lot Harder

Nexa Collect

As of Nov 2021, The new debt validation notice format recommended by CFPB makes it easier for debtors to dispute the authenticity of debt. Debtors who would have usually paid quickly are now disputing the collection notices more than ever. This means all collection agencies must secure consumer data nearly the same way as banks.

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Debtor May Establish Reasonably Equivalent Value Through Estimates of Intangible Benefits

ABI

Under title 11 of the United States Code (the “Bankruptcy Code”), a trustee appointed to a debtor’s estate may avoid transfers made within two years before the date of the filing if the debtor received less than reasonably equivalent value in exchange. [i] vi] The Debtor made tuition payments totaling approximately $54,000.

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Unqualified “Cares” Act Funds Can’t Be Used To Pay Creditors

PBWT

Gargotta rejected a debtor’s attempt to use “CARES Act” funds, which it did not actually qualify for, to pay creditors in its chapter 11 case. BR Healthcare Solutions (the “Debtor”) operated a nursing home under the name Karnes City Health & Rehabilitation Center near San Antonio.

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Further Limits on Debt Collection For Medical Debt in New York

FFGN COLLECT NY

In 2021, the allowable legal rate of interest that could be imputed on a consumer debt and added to a potential judgment against a consumer debtor was reduced from 9% to 2%. The newly passed New York State bills S6522A and A7363A add to existing measures enacted over the past two years.